There Is No Suspense In Inevitability.

I've Always Believed That A Good Twist Is One That, When It Is Presented To The Audience, Half Of Them Say, 'i Saw That Coming.' And Half Of Them Are Completely And Totally Shocked. Because If You Don't Have The Half That Saw It Coming, Then It Wasn't Fair: You Never Gave The Audience A Chance To Guess It.

If You're The Guy Who Basically Shows Up With Coal At The Locomotive, They Will Put It In The Train. Like, They Won't Even Assess Whatever Or Not It's Good Coal. Just Throw It In There.

For Us, There's An Inherent Process When You're Ending Something To Be Thinking About The Beginning, As Writers.

Reputation Is A Very Interesting Thing, And I Always Give People The Benefit Of The Doubt, And I Think That There's A Part Of All Of Us, Especially In A Generation Where A Lot Of The Stuff Gets Recorded.

I'm A Huge Star Trek Fan. I've Seen All The Shows, I've Seen All The Movies, But Ultimately I Just Want A 2-hour Movie That Takes Me To Another Time And Place - Something That Entertains Me.